Spacehikers!Īfter Impactor's death, Wreckers rookie Springer took his place. Twin Twist somehow wound up within the newly space-borne Ark alongside the Autobots under Grimlock's leadership, and was one of several Autobots who attended the trial of four human children who were charged with aiding Blaster in a mutinous plot. He wasn't even supposed to be here today!
Twin Twist participated in several of the raids, leading up to one which would serve as a distraction, allowing Prime and Ultra Magnus to sneak up on Megatron and take on the Decepticon leader. Under Fire! Distant Thunder! Prime's name was eventually cleared, and he began rallying Autobot forces on Cybertron, leading them on raids to plunder Decepticon resources. Though the little guy wasn't able to convince the others that Prime was the real thing, he used a gas particle bomb to create sufficient distraction to allow the Autobot leader to escape his energy restraints and vamoose. Twin Twist helped capture what he believed to be the imposter alongside the rest of the Wreckers.The Harder They Die! The Wreckers readied to gun down their captive, only for the execution to be interrupted by Outback.
Target: 2006Īfter both Megatron and Optimus Prime wound up teleported back to Cybertron, Megatron set about spreading false rumors that a Decepticon spy, disguised as Optimus, had been set loose to infiltrate the Autobots' ranks. Twin Twist grieved with the other Wreckers when their leader, Impactor, died saving the life of Emirate Xaaron as Operation: Volcano ended horribly. They then returned to training for Operation Volcano. However, after Twin Twist protected the weak in a bar brawl at Maccadam's, it was he who helped change the team's minds by renewing their fighting spirit. When the operation's linchpin, Ultra Magnus, was required elsewhere, Twin Twist agreed with the others to drop the mission and redirect their efforts. Twin Twist was a member of the Wreckers, and trained diligently with the other Wreckers in preparation for Operation: Volcano.
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